From CleanUp Buddy
to TuckVault.
Same app, same team, a bigger job: keep what's private locked, and keep the rest tidy.
CleanUp Buddy started as a storage cleaner: a quick way to find duplicate photos, oversized videos and repeated contacts on iPhone and Android, and to decide what to keep. People used it for that, and then told us about the other problem — the photos and documents that should not be sitting in the camera roll at all.
So the app grew a vault. Private photos, videos and documents move out of the library into storage that is AES encryption-protected on the device and opens only with a PIN or pattern of your own. With that, the name changed too. TuckVault says what the app does now: tuck the private things away, and clean up the rest.
What we believe
- Hidden isn't locked. Built-in hidden albums are fine for clutter. Anything that would matter if someone saw it deserves its own lock.
- You decide what gets deleted. The cleaner suggests; it never removes anything on its own.
- Honest about limits. Our pages say what the vault protects against and what it does not. No app can secure a phone that is already unlocked with the vault open.
- Tools that stay on your device. The free browser tools on this site never upload your files.
Who makes it
TuckVault is built by Blueberry Web Solutions Pvt. Ltd., an app studio in Kolkata, India, which also makes scanner and identifier apps for collectors. Support is handled by the same team: info@blueberrywebs.com.
The rename, in practice
Existing CleanUp Buddy installs update to TuckVault through the normal App Store and Google Play update. Nothing on your phone moves or needs re-importing. The old cleanupbuddy.in addresses forward here.